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Lot 49 · Sotheby's AM1032

a portrait of pieter merchijs (1582-before 1628), aged 39, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black suit with white lace cuffs and a mill-stone collar, holding a hat;a portrait of his wife, maria florianus (born 1600), aged 22, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black dress with white lace cuffs, a mill-stone collar and a bonnet, a golden chain with a pomander around her waist, next to a chair

Cornelis Van Der Voort

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€40,000–€60,000 hammer ≈ $58,428–$87,642
Result
Performance
Sale
Sotheby's — Sotheby's AM1032 · 13 November 2007
Record ID
TB-2026-3702006
Record
first seen 28 Jul 2026 · updated 5 Sep 2026 · source ↗
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Cornelis Van Der Voort, a portrait of pieter merchijs (1582-before 1628), aged 39, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black suit with white lace cuffs and a mill-stone collar, holding a hat;a portrait of his wife, maria florianus (born 1600), aged 22, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black dress with white lace cuffs, a mill-stone collar and a bonnet, a golden chain with a pomander around her waist, next to a chair. Sotheby's, 13 Nov 2007, lot 49. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3702006.

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Cornelis Van Der Voort, a portrait of pieter merchijs (1582-before 1628), aged 39, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black suit with white lace cuffs and a mill-stone collar, holding a hat;a portrait of his wife, maria florianus (born 1600), aged 22, standing three-quarter length, wearing an elaborate black dress with white lace cuffs, a mill-stone collar and a bonnet, a golden chain with a pomander around her waist, next to a chair. Sotheby's, 13 Nov 2007, lot 49. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3702006.

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